Pedalboard / 046
Billy Gibbons
A compact RJM-controlled loop gave Gibbons octave fuzz, graphic EQ, analog delay and a lower-octave voice before his parallel Marshall and Magnatone amplification.
Signal path / A
European tour four-effect loop
Tech-identified rack - order reconstructed
Documented equipment · Reconstructed order · Switchable effects loops
Longtime guitar tech Elwood Francis identifies the four effects installed in the photographed RJM loop and describes the signal continuing to multiple amplifier paths. The article lists the loop contents but does not number their connections, so this display uses a conventional fuzz, octave, EQ and delay sequence and marks it reconstructed. The wireless receiver, RJM switcher, guitar-matching MEQ processor, MIDI controller and duplicated backup rack are omitted. Premier Guitar's independent 2015 tech-guided rundown corroborates Francis' role and the architecture of Gibbons' touring system, but is not used to claim the later pedal inventory.